Poems of Lighthouse Bob
Apathy #274
Apathy I watch the cold cold morning break across my window sill Where frost and fog, now, rain awakes the scent of winter's chill Comforter and close quarters preserve me warm and snug Why shouldn't I be satisfied so wrapped up like a bug? Should Tidal Wave or Sudden Grave engulf me in despair? For how could I but hope to save just one strand of their hair? It's not I lack compassion for the many souls who've died I think, perhaps, it's simply more today -- I'll stay inside. Lighthouse Bob |
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Apathy #274
Apathy #274
